Monroe to host cage regional tournament in new format
Monroe will stage a WIAA regional basketball meet March 1 and 2 featuring Madison Central Madison West and Middleton with the winner advancing to a sub-sectional playoff versus New Glarus before a state finals bid. The plan shifts from district play to regional first round play with 64 regionals overall and 427 schools affected.
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Monroe
Madison Central
Madison West
Middleton
Monticello
Verona
New Glarus
Argyle
Judo
South Wayne
Belleville
Sauk City
Wiaa Board of Control
Madison
LaCrosse
Neenah
Sheboygan
Spooner
Watertown
Waukesha
Wausau
Wisconsin Dells
Board of Control
Monona Grove
Lancaster
Darlington
Dodgeville
Platteville
Fennimore
Sub-Regional and Final Highlights Across Wisconsin Districts
Lake Mills and Milton host sub regional events with Evansville Albany Clinton Orfordville on the slate. Milton and Monona Grove advance as Beloit hosts finals with Beloit and Monona Grove winners moving on to Beloit.
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Lake Mills
Evansville
Milton
Oregon
Brodhead
Albany
Brodead
Clinton
Orfordville
Monona Grove
Beloit
Janesville
Madison East
Ft Atkinson and Water loo to clash in sub sectional playoff
Regional winners Ft Atkinson and Water loo meet at Stoughton in a sub sectional playoff deciding advancement. The match brings together Ft Atkinson, Water loo, Stoughton and surrounding locales for a decisive game.
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Ft. Atkinson
Edgerton
Jefferson
Stoughton
Watertown
Whitewater
Waterloo
Theyll Do It Everytime Ekkomé Visits the Branch Office
Ekkomé visits the branch office and insists the local straw boss stays up till all hours, prompting talk of late-night decisions and managerial antics at the small-town outpost.
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Ekkomé
Rooslie Grendahl Team Wins Little League Tilt
Stuart Grendahl scored 20 points to lead Little League basketball as his team beat Martin 42 to 17. Warren Holton added 10 points in the first half, and Larry Rooske totaled 17 with 6 field goals and 5 free throws to lift the winners.
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Stuart Grendahl
Martin
Steve Neuberger
Rooslie
Grendahl
Warren Holton
Holton
John Gruber
Mike Penniston
Scott Martin
Richard Ronald
Roger Remus
Mike Moon
Larry Rooske
Bob Holling
Larry Allen
Bill Lisser
Dale Hexom
Neuberger
Gray Kranig
Paul Goetz
Thayer Leads Boys Bowling with 433 In HS League
Mike Thayer rolled a 433 series 151 121 161 to pace a Boys High School Bowling League day. Walt Bandi had a 173 high game and a 426 series with Curt Schwerin, Tom Rupnow, and William Hartwig also posting 426 or higher. The Schwerin team tops the afternoon league at 642 242, with others chasing in mid afternoon and after school divisions guided by Gay Steensrud.
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Mike Thayer
Thayer
Walt Bandi
Bandi
Curt Schwerin
Gay Steensrud
Schwerin
Hanson
Kopp
Ruf
Wuetrich
Schuetze
Walt Bands
Tom Rupnow
William Hartwig
Cardinals rehiring Wally Lemm as head coach
Wally Lemm is rehired as head coach of the St. Louis Cardinals announced by club vice president William Bidwill at the Cardinal quarterback club awards banquet. Lemm previously coached at Carroll College in Waukesha Wisconsin.
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Cardinals
ST. Louis
Wally Lemm
St. Louis Football Cardinals
Wiliam Bidwill
Cardinal
Lemm
Carroll College
Waukesha
Wis
Rent that Room Through Classi fieds Ads
Classifieds in The Monroe Evening Times advertise room rentals with contact details and pricing. The notice highlights available spaces, terms, and nearby amenities.
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Monroe
Cheese makers Aim to Even Edger Conference Play Friday
Monroe's Cheese makers seek a 2-2 league record as they face Badger Preps of Madison in a high scoring clash. Jeff Kittelsen leads Monroe with 75 points and three players rank among the top 15 scorers, while Wisconsin High and Stoughton contend for the conference lead and Edgerton challenges Fort Atkinson in a tight race.
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Lee Mitchell
Cheesemakers
Ouf
Badger Preps
Madison
Monroe
Wisconsin
Jeff Kittelsen
Stoughton
Dan Moéser
Mike McAlpine
Grady Steensrud
Cheesemaker
Tom Lemberg
Wisconsin High
Cheesemen
Stoughton- Monona Grove
Ft. Atkinson
Fort
Cardinals
Edgerton
Jefferson
Middleton
Park Team Triumphs Over Sportsman's Bar 47 41
Park and Recreation team topped Sportsman's Bar 47-41 as Steve Woods led with 17 points and a balanced attack. Ken Schuetz added 11, Jerry Pederson nine, Duke Phillips eight. Wayne Bahn scored 22 for the losers, Larry Menehan 11. Other games saw Swiss Colony 62 Reger Cheese Co. 39 and Juda 53 Teachers 27.
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Steve Woods
Park and Recreation
Sportsman’s Bar
Swiss Colony
Reger Cheese Co
Juda
Teachers
Ken Schuetz
Jerry Pederson
Duke Phillips
Woods
Wayne Bahn
Larry Menehan
Gary Ruge
Wink
Dan’ Pruett
Jerry Utz
Fred Feldt
Art Studer
Bob Leistikow
Paul Paulson
Larry Lancaster
Dick Kauk
Kauk
Roger Cheese
Gary Hoesly
Noted surgeon Dr. Marvin Stevens and Dick Tiger win boxing awards
New York announces that orthopedic surgeon Dr. Marvin Mal Stevens and Nigeria's middleweight champion Dick Tiger are named to receive the Boxing Writers Association annual awards today.
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New York
Marvin
Mal) Stevens
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Boxing Writers Association
Taylor Named Most Valuable Player of the NFL
New York Jim Taylor, Green Bay fullback, voted Player of the Year by AP panel from 14 league cities. The 27 year old LSU alum in his fifth pro season has tied the NFL record with 18 rushing touchdowns and leads in scoring with 108 points.
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New York
Jim Taylor
Green Bay
National Football League Today
Associated Press Committee
Taylor
Louisiana State
Paul Hornung
Packers
Dorothy Krug Tops Women's 544 Honor Series In League Night
Dorothy Krug fires a 544 series to lead seven women over 500 in a big night of league action. Leona Loveland 532, Betty Dale 514, and Dorothy Pittenger 507 plus Leona Gruenewald 505 help push the season total to 99 with 47 in the Major League. Pittenger 211 tops women for game honors. Krug and Dale each 203. Gruenewald 201. Alfred Schild highlights KC Cadiz league with 560.
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Dorothy Krug
Leona Loveland
Betty Dale
Jackie Smith
Dorothy Pittenger
Leona Gruenewald
Bette Elmer
Alfred Schild
Nel Schwend
Clark
John Deere
Eagles
Crystal Tower
Ludlow Bar
Kubly
Monroe Cold Storage
Miner
Dorothy Pitlenger
Barbara Benkert
Leona Baker
Marie DeRemer
Bob’s Market
Baumgartner’s
McGinnis
Commercial Bank
Marty’s Dairy
Stauffacher Const
Gerondale’s
Pepsi- Cola
Don’s Standard
On Colony
Radke Studio
Kc-Cadiz
Don Schoenick
Ken Mahlberg
Otto Erzinger
Jack Schlichting
Schmitz Studio
Huber
Eddie Machen Detained After Despondent Mood
Eddie Machen top heavyweight contender was detained in Napa State Hospital after a patrolman found him parked near Vallejo with a loaded gun, writing a farewell letter and stating he planned to kill himself due to being broke and unable to get fights.
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Napa
Calif
Eddie Machen
Machen
Napa State Hospital
Bill McCluskey
U.S. Highway 40
Vallejo
Gotham Bowl Game Still In Doubt But Scheduled
New York The Gotham Bowl remains in doubt with TV plans unsettled. Miami and Nebraska sparked uncertainty but both express plans to attend with Nebraska awaiting Friday arrival. Executive director Bob Curran insisted the game will be televised and on, despite ongoing suspensions and conferences.
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New York
Miami
Yankee Stadium
Hurricanes
Nebraska
Bob Curran
Curran
Float Fund Tops Mark of Eleven Thousand One Hundred
The Citizens for the Rose Bowl Float Committee raised 11,119.81 from state citizens, firms, and organizations to fund a Wisconsin float for Pasadena’s Tournament of Roses Parade and the Rose Bowl game against Southern California. The drive surpassed its 11,000 goal with help from the Milwaukee Sentinel which added 4,476.81 while the committee gathered 6,640.80. The effort followed state agency decisions not to sponsor a Wisconsin float.
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Madison
West Coast
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee Sentinel
Wisconsin
Pasadena
Calif
California
Kennedy seeks arbitration to settle AAU Federation split
President Kennedy pressurized the Amateur Athletic Union and the new U S Track and Field Federation to submit their dispute over Olympic team participation to an arbitration panel. AAU official Don Hull and federation head Chick Werner endorsed the plan amid Kennedy's warning that a refusal could jeopardize the 1964 Olympic team. Nearly 18 million U S families own dogs.
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New York
Kennedy
U.S
Amateur Athletic Union
Col
Don Hull
AAU
Chick Werner
Pennsylvania
Packers Happy Remain Cautious After Victory Over 49ers
The Green Bay Packers sit at 12 1 with a 31 21 win in San Francisco over the 49ers while Lions edge closer at 11 2. Coach Haley notes the title race remains tight with Los Angeles looming and Detroit breathing down the Packers neck. A Tom Moore 32 yard TD and Max McGee punt like return add to the comeback win and defensive emphasis this week.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
Lions
Packers
Green Bay
Los Angeles Rams
Green Bay Steam
New York Giants
Detroit
Packer
Norm Masters
48Ers
San Francisco
Masters
Los Angeles
Tom Moore
Baltimore Colts
Bob Skronski
Moore
Max McGees
McGee
Red Hickey
49Ers
Wisconsin fencing prospect Edgar Anderson shines at UW
Edgar Anderson, son of Rev. and Mrs. Walter C. Anderson Sr., Monroe native and 1961 high school graduate, is a sophomore on the University of Wisconsin fencing team. Coach Archie Simonson credits him as a top foil prospect, noting he beat Tom Zombolis at the state finals as a freshman. Wisconsin opens season this Saturday at Shorewood against Shorewood and Illinois AFLA teams.
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Edgar Anderson
Walter C. Anderson Sr
Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Monroe High School
Anderson
Badger
Archie Simonson
Wisconsin
Tom Zombolis
Assembly of God Church
Union Grove
Shorewood
Illinois
Terry Baker Named Top Back in Nation
Oregon State quarterback Terry Baker was voted the outstanding college football back in the nation by AP sportswriters and broadcasters. He narrowly edged LSU's Jerry Stovall with Miami's George Mira and Wisconsin's Ron Van derKelen trailing in the poll.
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Terry Baker
Nation
New York
Oregon State
Associated Press
Baker
Jerry Stovall
Louisiana State
Miami
George Mira
Wisconsin
Ron VanderKelen
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